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Tamatahia Te Whenua Track

501m30 minEasy

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Wind through the Globe Progress Mine's former processing plant site and discover its stories through a series of interpretive signs.

Elevation

Climb
11m
Drop
11m
Highest point
558m
Lowest point
546m
550m555m00.2km0.4km
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Other
Longest open stretch
501m

Cover mapped summer 2023/24.

Description

Take a short walk through the former Globe Progress Mine process plant foundations. Then head to the Globe Progress Mine pit lookout.

Take in the stunning views and scale of the site. Return the same way via the loop track.

Getting there

Access via the Globe Hill Track from Rosstown Road, south of Reefton across the Inangahua river.

Know before you go
  • Lakes and water in area not suitable for swimming or drinking.
  • There can be high numbers of bumble bees during summer months (December - February).
  • There can be vehicles present at times due to continual monitoring of the site.
  • There are mining processing plant foundations present. Do not climb the structures and supervise children at all times.

Adverse weather

Weather conditions can change rapidly, particularly on the tops. Rain can quickly make even small streams treacherous to cross. Before starting out it is best to check with Reefton Visitor Centre for the latest weather and track information.

Water safety

If you plan to enjoy the water, learn how to stay safe when swimming, boating and fishing.

Weather

Forecast at the start of the track